Let's call this starting point "context." Think of context as the raw material A&GEL works with. When drafting a legal memo, don't just say "Summarize this case." Instead, upload the judgment, identify the key legal issue, and tell the AI who the audience is (or use pre-made prompts from the Prompt Library).

AI tools like A&GEL empower you directly — they amplify your capabilities, but only if you provide the direction. Without context, the AI is like a brilliant lawyer who hasn't been briefed on the facts, or a capable colleague who lacks the background information needed to do the job.

• Give A&GEL specific documents before you prompt. Dragging and dropping a file onto Chat loads A&GEL's short-term memory with only that document — like the K-drama episode you just watched (it's all you want to talk about today). This creates tunnel vision for accurate outputs.
• Working with A&GEL is not unlike working with a colleague — just as you would give a team member background information to help them along, the same applies here.
• Does your prompt itself count as context? Yes. To A&GEL, the entire prompt is just a series of words to be processed. Ask better questions and you will get better answers.

An LLM excels at structuring information, identifying patterns, drafting text, and organising complex data. It is a tool for processing, not for deciding. You remain the judge, the strategist, and the final authority. The AI handles the heavy lifting — rephrasing, summarising, extracting clauses — while you apply your expertise to validate the output.

This distinction is vital: trust the AI to process, but never outsource your judgment. AI tools "may not replace human judgment, but in many ways, they amplify your capabilities."

Many users treat A&GEL like a simple chatbot, typing one long prompt and hoping for the best. Advanced users break down complex tasks into smaller, manageable ones. This technique, known as decomposition, often leads to higher quality results.

• Reproduce — to write
• Scoring — to write
• Finding Stuff — to write

Experimentation is key. Please experiment and explore the other features freely and try things out. Many of the features under the Specialised Modes are tuned for more accuracy and thoroughness. Discover which features work best for your workflow, and don't be afraid to make mistakes.

Skill-building is like climbing a staircase — start with the basics, and as you grow more confident, you will naturally move to more advanced techniques.

By mastering context, respecting the AI's role as a processor, and breaking down complex tasks, you will transform A&GEL from a novelty into an indispensable part of your daily practice.